To display a WebRTC video stream in SwiftUI, you can use the AVFoundation framework to capture the WebRTC video and then use a SwiftUI View to display it. Here is an example implementation:
main.swift1034 chars44 linesIn the WebRTCViewModel we create an instance of RTCClient to capture the WebRTC video stream. We also expose the rtcVideoTrack property through a @Published annotation so that the SwiftUI View can update when the video stream is received.
In the WebRTCView we create a UIViewRepresentable View that wraps the RTCVideoRenderer. makeUIView is called once when the View is created and updateUIView is called each time a change is made to the View. We pass the WebRTCViewModel to the View using @ObservedObject to enable the View to receive updates from the ViewModel.
To display the WebRTCView in our SwiftUI layout, we can add it to our View hierarchy like this:
main.swift199 chars12 linesThis should display the live video stream in your SwiftUI app.
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